Myrtle Point Newspaper Record Shows 1910 Rates and Ownership
The notice lists BARGELT and L.J. ROBERTS as owners and publishers of a Myrtle Point Oregon paper published Fridays. It details subscription terms: $1.50 for one year, 75 cents for six months, and 50 cents for three months, with advertising rates available on request.
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Bargelt
L.J. Roberts
Myrtle Point
Oregon Votes on Road Bond Amendment and Election Bets
Voters approve measures including a road bond amendment paving the way for better highways in Oregon. The text notes Thanksgiving next Thursday and criticizes newspapers publishing election bet results as potentially violating the corrupt practices act by listing participants.
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Oregon
Entenfrise Enters Sweet Sixteen Volume Milestone
The Entenfrise marks its sixteenth year with publication of a local paper that thanks patrons for past support and pledges to continue as a strong medium for advertisers.
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Entenfrise
Prohibition supporters in Auburn place corpses to sway vote
Supporters of the dry cause in Auburn Washington displayed the corpses of two men who died from alcohol use to influence the election. The display drew backlash as overstepping decency and Auburn ultimately voted wet. The incident shows how zeal without limits can hurt a good cause.
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Auburn
Wash
Dougs county Prohibition Stance Draws Editorial Pride
The Enterprise notes it was the sole Dougs county paper to editorially back the dry majority in the prohibition vote. The official count shows 17 as the dry majority, and the paper claims pride in aligning with the prevailing will while declining to claim credit for the result.
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Dougs County
Violations of corrupt practices act noted in local campaign
The piece cites two clear breaches of the corrupt practices act in the recent campaign. A voter guidance card urged support for true temperance with numbers 328 343 345, masking the issuing party and printer. A poster claimed the Marshfield city charter allows saloons regardless of the county vote, aiming to sway voters and violate the law.
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Marshfield
Coos County Returns Question Voter Competence
The Coos county returns suggest citizens are not far from capable legislators though differences exist on measures and understanding. some leaders push to vote no on all measures and advise voters to ignore questions they do not fully understand, risking injustice.
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Coos County
Voters Hesitant on Measures Echo Supreme Court Dissent
The text notes widespread county division votes against the measures and suggests elector fear of error mirrors the Supreme Court's lack of unanimity. It argues that hesitation may prevent those directly affected from benefiting, while judges often err by not acting unanimously.
Church Answer to Youth Amusements Needs Better Clubs
Rev. Van Marter condemns dance and card parties as unsuitable amusements and argues churches must provide alternatives. The piece notes youth seek leisure, calls for stronger church unity, abolishing weak churches, and funding Christian club rooms under capable leaders to keep young people engaged locally.
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van Marter
Young Peoples Societies
Globe Whirls and Jokes on Common Sense in Town Talk
A collection of humorous sayings on work, manners, and society. It pokes fun at farmers, husbands, driving horses, andAdvice. It mentions a stingy man from Atchison, notes about modesty, and remarks on dealing with pain using Chamberlains Liniment with a sale note.
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Chamberlain
Cosmopolitan seeks Myrtle Point rep for renewals and expansion
Wanted a Cosmopolitan magazine representative in Myrtle Point to handle subscription renewals and extend circulation by special methods that have proved unusually successful. Salary and commission based on previous experience.
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Cosmopolitan Magazine
Myrtle Point
Cough Remedy Claims and Local Health Ads
Desirable but not essential. Whole time or spare time. Address with references H. C. Campbell Cosmopolitan Magazine 1789 Broadway New York City. This remedy cures colds and grip and is sold by dealers. Try California Water great health drink at Sumerlin's. An Atchison man dislikes a badge when a conductor places a check in his hat. Not Sorry For Blunder D T Sanders Harrodsburg KY credits Dr King’s New Discovery for stopping a lung cough. 50c 1.00 Trial bottle free Guaranteed by N G W Perkins
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H. C. Campbell
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Broadway
New York City
Atchison
D. T. Sanders
Harrodsburg
Dr. King
N. G. W. Perkins
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